Intro: (notes G# F# F E D# C# c B G#) G# Bb Come save me from walking off a windowsill C# G# or I'll sleep in the rain. Bb Don't you remember when I was a bird C# G# and you were a map? Bb Now he drags down miles in America C# G# briefcase in hand. Bb The stove is creeping up his spine again, C# G# Bb C# can't get enough trash. Eb C# G# He took the days for pageant Eb C# G# Became as mad as rabbits Eb C# Fm With bushels of bad habits C# Who could ask for anymore? Fm C# Yea who could have more. (play intro) G# Bb His arms were the branches of a Christmas tree C# G# preached the devil in the belfry. G# Bb He checked in to learn his clothes had been C# G# thieved at the train station. G# Rope hung his other branch Bb C# G# and at the end was a dog called bambi Bb Who was chewing on his parliaments C# G# Bb when he tried to save the calendar business. C# G# Bb he tried to save the calendar business. Eb C# G# He took the days for pageant Eb C# G# Became as mad as rabbits Eb C# Fm With bushels of bad habits C# Who could ask for anymore? Fm C# Yea who could have more. (play intro) G# Bb The poor son of a humble chimney sweep C# G# fell to a cheap crowd Bb So stay asleep and put on that cursive type C# G# you know we live in a toy. Bb C# G# Paul Cates bought himself a trumpet from the salvation army Bb But there ain't no sunshine in his song C# G# We must reinvent love. C# G# reinvent love. C# Bb C# reinvent love. Eb C# G# He took the days for pageant Eb C# G# Became as mad as rabbits Eb C# Fm With bushels of bad habits C# Who could ask for anymore? Fm C# Yea who could have more. C# G# We must reinvent love. C# G# reinvent love. C# Bb C# reinvent love.